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Aandaxjoon Allen
9:41 - 10:05
“I drew largely from what is called the Raven Cycle. And if you're not familiar, the Raven Cycle tells of the trickster Raven and kind of his early life.”
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- Aandaxjoon Allen
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- 9:41 – 10:05
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And so I argue that they serve as a basis for this general sense of Tlingit cultural theory. And so specifically, I drew largely from what is called the Raven Cycle. And if you're not familiar, the Raven Cycle tells of the trickster Raven and kind of his early life. And it's a series of stories that are interconnected and can be told either together or separately. It starts with Raven's uncle, who did not want him to be born.
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